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Best-Cards-Online User Name:
latrice
Date:
May 5, 2008, 4:09 pm
Best-Cards-Online i have poor credit can you advise of a balance transfer offer for me?
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Latrice, unfortunately, banks do not issue balance transfer credit cards for poor credit. You need to have at least good credit to qualify for one of the balance transfer offers. I guess, you need a balance transfer card to eliminate your credit card debt. But do not get upset. If you increase your credit score you will be able to get approved for a balance transfer offer. There are ways to improve your credit. The easiest one is to get a secured credit card. You won't have any problems with getting this type of card. You will need to make deposits that will become your credit limits. If you prove yourself to be a reliable and responsible card holder, you will improve your credit and will get approved for balance transfer credit cards.
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stacey
Date:
November 19, 2008, 6:30 pm
Best-Cards-Online im looing for a card with low apr% and no annual fees for someone with no credit.
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Holders can easily find credit offers with no annual fees and low interest rates if their score rating is near to perfect. If you have no credit, you can hardly find such an offer. Credit cards for no credit have low interest rates and high annual fees, or no annual fees and high interest rates. You need to figure out what is best for you. If you plan not to carry a balance on your card and pay it off in full each month, a no fee card is the best choice for you. If you plan to carry a balance, you'd better choose a low rate card with a moderate annual fee.

Best-Cards-Online User Name:
Ann
Date:
November 21, 2008, 11:21 am
Best-Cards-Online I have good credit can you recommend a bank that would let me transfer 20,000.00 from my credit cards to one card?
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Good news is that you have good credit. You are not likely to face any serious difficulties when applying for best balance transfer cards. Bad news is that credit issuers have a tendency to limit how much debt can be transferred on a new card. It's hard to say for sure what company will let you move $20,000 on your new card, especially now that companies have hard times also. You'd better move a part of your balance on a 0%APR card, like Discover® More Card that provides an interest free period on balance transfers for up to 12 months. Start paying down your balance and avoid making new purchases on your new card. After a few months, you can apply for another card and move the rest part of your balance and start paying it down.

Best-Cards-Online User Name:
k. patel
Date:
November 22, 2008, 11:42 am
Best-Cards-Online )% APR No balace transfer fee credit card
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You can choose either a 0% APR balance transfer card or the one with no balance transfer fee, but you can hardly find the balance transfer deal that comes with both. Such offers have been removed from the credit market and now almost all issuers charge a balance transfer fee.

If you want to pay off your debts on good terms, consider 0% APR balance transfer applications. They're still available and you can find the cards that offer 0% interest rates for up to 12 months. Look through balance transfer offers and choose the one that suits your needs most!

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Sandy
Date:
November 24, 2008, 10:53 am
Best-Cards-Online I have made two late payments to Bank of America in 2 1/2 years, $25,000.00 balance, default rate of 28.8% has been applied. I need to find a card to transfer this balance to with a 0% for 1 year and a reasonable fixed interest rate after the 1 year period.
PLEASE HELP.
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Discover® More Card will be an ideal option for you if you have good or excellent credit. It comes with 0%APR on balance transfers for 1 year and moderate interest rates after the intro period expires.

Anyway, try to negotiate this problem with your company. The cases are not rare when holders managed to lower their interest rates by calling to the company.

Best-Cards-Online User Name:
steven
Date:
November 28, 2008, 7:35 am
Best-Cards-Online Are there any 0% balance transfer credit cards with a maximum fee cap
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Now that credit companies have hard times, it's really difficult to find such balance transfers. All balance transfer offers with no balance transfer fees and 0% APR have been removed from the market. As for deals with a maximum fee cap, they did exist a few months ago, but now almost all companies charge this fee.

If you want to pay off your balance, consider balance transfer cards with 0% APR on balance transfers for a year. Anyway, it's much easier to pay off your balance if your card charging no interest, at least for a specified period of time.

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Mary
Date:
November 29, 2008, 9:34 am
Best-Cards-Online I am searching for a low interest life of loan balance transfer card.
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Consider Platinum Prestige - Visa from Capital One if you have excellent credit. It has 0% promotional interest rates on balance transfers, plus low ongoing interest rates on balance transfers, and no annual fee. Citi® Platinum Select® Card® is also a good choice for you. First off, it comes with 0% APR on purchases and balance transfers for up to 12 months, plus it offers really low ongoing rates on new purchases and balance transfers.

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benny wilson
Date:
December 15, 2008, 3:45 pm
Best-Cards-Online can you tell me what cards i have been approved and sent
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It depends on many factors, including your credit history, your past payment records, and others. If you want to choose the right card for you, you need to check your credit score. If you know what your score rating is, start exploring the deals that require your score. This way, you are likely to be approved for the card you have chosen.

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